Wesdome Gold Mines Confirms Pit Extensions at Mishi
Toronto, Ontario – August 18, 2015 – Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. (TSX: WDO) today’s announces initial 2015 results of shallow definition drilling designed to confirm extensions of its wholly-owned Mishi Mine located approximately 50 kilometres due west of Wawa, Ontario.
Definition drilling at 25 metres spacing along a 1.3 kilometre strike length has now been completed. Initial results have confirmed continuity and will provide the basis for future resource definition and mine planning. The 2015 drill program included 89 holes totalling 9,915 metres of drilling (see Figure 1). Complete results of the previous phase of drilling are provided in the press release dated June 27, 2014 available at www.wesdome.com
HIGHLIGHTS
• Hole MW15-65A: 10.38 grams per tonne (gpt) over 18.44 metres true width.
• Hole MW15-66: 2.50 gpt over 13.96 metres true width.
• Hole MW15-74: 6.41 gpt over 7.35 metres true width.
Source: http://www.wesdome.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/08-18-15-MishiWInterDrillProgramFINAL.pdf
This position is responsible for supporting end-users primarily at our Eagle River Mine Complex.
This position is accountable for supporting accounting processes as well as the processing of accounts payable in a manner consistent with established policies and procedures.
Ensure that all buildings, and infrastructures on Wesdome property, as well as roads, culverts, & bridges are properly maintained Work in a safe, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective manner.
Heavy Equipment Mechanic is responsible, as part of a team, for maintaining the equipment and mechanical systems of the Eagle River Mine site to ensure smooth and continuous operation.
- Reporting to the Maintenance Projects, Mobile & Mine Fixed Plant Superintendent
- Ensuring compliance with health and safety and environmental regulations and policies is of primary importance with this position.
Reporting to the Eagle River Maintenance Planner or designate, the successful candidate will perform the maintenance and repairs of all surface, underground stationary equipment, long hole buggies, compressors rock breakers and pumps at the mine site.
Reporting to the Mine General Manager, the Manger of Asset Management & Reliability will be an inspirational and innovative leader responsible and accountable for operational performance excellence in the Asset Management and Reliability Department.
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- Reports to Lead hand Millwright and Mill General Foreman
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